“Somewhere in Montana” premieres at Showboat
Actors Graham McTavish and Matt Drago portray a Montana rancher and Hollywood director who don’t see eye to eye in "Somewhere in Montana," premiering Thursday at the Showboat Cinema in Polson. (Nova Vento Entertainment photo)
A cast and crew from Hollywood will attend Thursday’s world premiere of “Somewhere in Montana,” a film shot entirely in Montana by local production and film distribution company, Nova Vento Entertainment.
The film will be screened at 7 p.m. at Showboat Cinema 6, and is preceded by a red-carpet reception featuring the director, producers and stars.
The film tells the story of cattle rancher John Alexander, who is at risk of losing his land and agrees to let a film production use his property for a location shoot. He doesn’t exactly see eye-to-eye with the urban cast and crew, from the risqué storyline to how they handle their props.
The film’s obsessive director is intent on calling the shots and getting his film made regardless of what it takes. The two clash, but ultimately come to terms with their respective points of view until a shocking incident derails the project.
Nova Vento Entertainment is a distribution company focused on U.S. theatrical releases of independent films, and specializes in independent films, faith-based films, and art-house fare. The company also works diligently to raise up the next generation of independent filmmakers.
For more information visit novavento.com.